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Alex Platform earns $100 million for the first four months of 2025 and is currently on track to nearly half a billion in sales.

Ahead of assuming his chairmanship of CARICOM Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness highlighted that emphasis will be placed on youth as the architects of the future lauding the CARICOM Youth Ambassadors Programme as a vital platform for their collective voices and encouraged them to be active co-creators of the Region’s progress.  CARICOM Youth Ambassador Mr. Odane Brooks is hopeful that...

More vulnerable Jamaicans will be brought into the country’s social protection system, with the recent launch of the $1 billion Solidarity Programme. Stay with us for the details.

House Commences Debate on Jamaica Tourist Board Bill 2025, Road Traffic Amendment Act 2025 passed; and Government launches Solidarity Programme.

Diary Development Board continues drive to make diary sector self-sufficient.

Government develops strategy to increase hot pepper seeds on the island.

Jamaica To Develop National Green Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap; Public Warned Against Using Unregulated Sexual Enhancement Products; and over 100 exhibitors to show products at Christmas in July trade show.

The Justice Ministry, through the Victim Services Branch is helping girls and women overcome the trauma of sexual violence. Stay with us as we discuss the ‘Overcomers in Action’ Intervention, that is empowering females to ‘pay it forward.’

Fertilizer being made from sargassum seaweed; capacity of JCF Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch boosted; and Montego Bay to Benefit From Hosting Upcoming CARICOM Meeting.

On today’s programme, we share highlights from the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Inaugural Mensa Lecture.

                      As the Summer settles in, the race to the island’s next National Festival Queen continues to heat up! Stay tuned for the details! I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s go Round About JA!

                  Did you know that maypole in Jamaica is always done to mento music? (Maybe you didn’t), but If you caught the Arts Page last week, you would have enjoyed a crash course into a traditional folk form that had its roots, not in Jamaican soil, but thousands of miles away… Join...